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• Politics

Jeb Bush's speech at Hogan's inaugural comes as Maryland governor's star rises among anti-Trump Republicans

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush will travel to Annapolis to serve as the featured speaker at Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s inauguration Wednesday — a move that will put two favorites of anti-Trump Republicans on stage together.

By Luke Broadwater

Jan 15, 2019

• Opinion

Common threads between Brett Kavanaugh and me: predatory behavior and the Catholic church

I am not proud of my teen-aged self, but I do see a common thread between Brett Kavanaugh, Mark Judge and me — one that might explain much of our predatory behaviors (theirs, "alleged"). We were all raised in a culture steeped in secrets, lies and hypocrisy: the Catholic Church.

• News

Maryland Ponzi scheme suspect allegedly paid $720K for prayers, cast 'hoodoo' spells to ward off investigation

An investment adviser charged with orchestrating a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme spent nearly three-quarters of a million dollars on prayers by Hindu

• Maryland

Getting to know new Harford schools superintendent Sean Bulson as he prepares for first day of classes

New Harford County school superintendent Sean Bulson talks about a myriad of topics during his first week of work in July.

By John-John Williams IV

Aug 24, 2018

• Maryland

Catonsville High's Jasmine Dickey is Catonsville Times Female Athlete of the Year

Jasmine Dickey is 2018 Catonsville Times Female Athlete of the Year

By Craig Clary

Jun 20, 2018

• Politics

Madaleno, staunch liberal and policy wonk, hopes to build on Montgomery Co. base in Maryland governor's race

Maryland Sen. Richard S. Madaleno is many things in addition to being a budget expert: Stalwart liberal. Political insider. Fierce Hogan critic. Maryland’s first openly gay state senator. But there’s one thing he is not: Widely known outside his home county of Montgomery.

By Luke Broadwater

May 21, 2018

• Sports

Previewing area teams in the MPSSAA boys basketball state semifinals

Perry Hall and Poly look to defend their state championships and Dunbar seeks to add to its record 15 state crowns as semifinal play begins Thursday.

By Glenn Graham

Mar 7, 2018

• Sun Investigates

Rich and powerful choose sides in Maryland governor's race

Rich and powerful choose sides in Maryland governor's race

By Luke Broadwater

Jan 20, 2018

• Commentary

Scanlan: Tribe mentality keeps leaders from working together on anything

Does anyone seriously think that health care, immigration, or tax reform can be solved by one party? Compromise and consensus are the cornerstones of our form of government, but these principles seem to have been relegated to the junk heap.

• Entertainment

Psychological thriller co-written by Maryland author Sarah Pekkanen lands movie deal

"The Wife Between Us," a novel co-written by Sarah Pekkanen and Greer Hendricks, will be released Tuesday. The psychological thriller launched a bidding war and the rights to the film were purchased by Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Partners.

By Mary Carole McCauley

Jan 5, 2018

• Maryland

Decoration devotees spread holiday cheer in Southland Hills

Fueled by a desire to shine a spotlight on their holiday home decorations in Towson's Southland Hills, Gregory Rowland and Russ Kuehn began planning for this year’s Christmas showcase on Dec. 26, 2016.

• Entertainment

Nine female filmmakers with Baltimore ties awarded $400,000 in grants

Nine women, all with ties to Baltimore, have been awarded grants from the Saul Zaentz Innovation Fund at Johns Hopkins

By Chris Kaltenbach

Dec 13, 2017

• Maryland

Your guide to airing and streaming Christmas movies

We’ve looked ahead throughout the entire month of December, picking the best holiday films playing on TV throughout the month, with streaming alternatives for the days where only clunkers are airing.  

• Baltimore Orioles

The Sun Remembers: June 25-July 1

Steve Francis, George Kell and Frank Robinson are part of The Sun Remembers for June 25-July 1.

By Mike Klingaman

Jun 25, 2017

• Chevy Chase

Pageant winner from Carroll County carries a crown, a sash — and an IV

Sipping a red sports drink from a straw, smartwatch on her wrist, and curled, shoulder-length hair framing her face, Victoria Graham looks every bit the beauty

• Howard County

Music, bright lights put Ellicott City holiday display on the map

Bryan Bartlett, the holiday lighting king of Ellicott City, works from September through Thanksgiving on his home's annual Christmas extravaganza, a month-long display that has drawn visitors from as far away as Lancaster, Pa.

• Maryland

Cinematic Advent Calendar: 25 Days of holiday films

The Times has assembled 25 days of holiday movies to tide you over until December is through.

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C.A.S.E presents “Star of Adoption” Awards to Senator Mary Landrieu, Marjorie Margolies and Rachel Crow, at Branching Out Gala, Thursday, April 28, 2016

Burtonsville, MD - The Center for Adoption Support and Education (C.A.S.E.) will present its annual "Star of Adoption Awards" to Senator Mary Landrieu, former congressional representative Marjorie Margolies and teen star Rachel Crow, next Thursday, April 28, 2016 at the annual Branching Out Gala at Columbia Country Club in Chevy Chase, Maryland. Senator Landrieu, Ms. Margolies and Ms. Crow are being honored for their outstanding contributions to adoption advocacy and support for children and families in the foster care and adoption communities. Barbara Harrison of NBC4 News is emceeing the event. "We are so pleased to honor these three outstanding ...

• Maryland

County officials call for curfew at Towson Town Center

After an unruly crowd near Towson Town Center threw rocks at police Saturday and one teen was arrested, some are calling for a curfew at the mall.

By Pamela Wood

Dec 29, 2015

• Politics

Kathleen Matthews raised north of $500K for House race

Kathleen Matthews, the former television news anchor who is running for Congress, will report raising more than $500,000 in her bid for Congress, her campaign said Wednesday -- establishing the first-time candidate as a force in one of the state's most compelling political contests.

By John Fritze

Jul 15, 2015

• Obituaries

John S. Carroll, former Sun editor, dies at 73

John S. Carroll, former editor of The Baltimore Sun and the Los Angels Times who was one of the seminal figures in American journalism who believed no detail was too small when it came to producing a great newspaper," has died. He was 73.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Jun 14, 2015

• Politics

Kathleen Matthews enters race for Maryland's 8th District

Touting her background as a "working mom" and "progressive business leader," Kathleen Matthews entered the race for Maryland's 8th Congressional District on Wednesday -- an announcement that could shake up the contest for the open seat.

By John Fritze

Jun 3, 2015

• Politics

Matthews inches closer to run for House

Kathleen Matthews, the longtime television news anchor and former executive at Marriott, will make an announcement next week about her future, aides said -- the latest indication she is planning to run for Maryland's 8th Congressional District.

By John Fritze

Jun 1, 2015

• Opinion

Latino voters may be wary of the 'Three Amigos'

The Republicans' three amigos -- Rubio, Cruz and Bush -- look about as phony to many Latinos as the trio of actors-pretending-to-be-Mexicans played by Steve Martin, Chevy Chase and Martin Short in the 1986 movie, "Three Amigos!"

• Features

Fashion Week favorites

By John-John Williams IV

Feb 18, 2015

• Commercial Real Estate

Work on Recreation Pier hotel could begin next month

Sagamore Development LLC, which is planning to turn Fells Point's historic Recreation Pier into a 128-room hotel, hopes to start work on the project next month, the project manager said Tuesday.

By Natalie Sherman

Oct 14, 2014

• Laws and Legislation

Frosh wins Democratic primary for attorney general

Brian E. Frosh, a veteran state senator from Montgomery County who championed gun control and environmental protection, led two opponents by wide margins in early voting in the race for the Democratic nomination for state attorney general in Tuesday's primary.

• Elections

Frosh wins Democratic primary for attorney general

• Baltimore City Paper

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• Howard County

Columbia's NeurExpand Brain Center takes aim at memory loss

• Politics

Maryland lawmakers asked to revisit vote for slavery

• Baltimore City Paper

Bearings Craft Fair, Hangover Brunch, Water-Skiing Santa, and more.

• Maryland

Times staff offer TV picks

• Food & Drink

Bryan Voltaggio's Volt offers an a la carte option

Volt will still offer tasting menus and the Table 21 experience.

• Water Supply

Water restrictions in place for all WSSC customers after break in Chevy Chase

After a break in a 54-inch water transmission main in Chevy Chase Monday night, WSSC officials this morning placed a mandatory restriction on water use that affects all customers, residential and businesses, in Prince George's and Montgomery counties.

• Health

Hopkins team explains owls' head-turning abilities

Artery and bone adaptations allow for 270-degree rotation

• Opinion

Investing in higher education pays big dividends for the economy

Investing in higher education pays big dividends for the economy

• Maryland

Turgeon: 'I want to do it the right way'

• Politics

Delaney, Bartlett spar on economy, immigration

Incumbent Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett and Democratic challenger John Delaney pitched vastly different approaches to deal with unemployment, federal deficits and immigration, while both hewed closely to their party's talking points during the first televised debate of the congressional race.

• Arts and Culture

Holocaust tapestries at AVAM help explore the nature of narrative

Former Frederick dressmaker Esther Krinitz created 36 tapestries that tell the story of her escape from the Holocaust.

• Latest

Former U.Va. lax player Huguely appeals murder conviction

Attorneys for a former University of Virginia lacrosse player are appealing his second-degree murder conviction in the beating death of his ex-girlfriend.

• Latest

Huguely sentenced to 23 years in prison for Love's killing

George Huguely V Thursday received a 23-year sentence for the murder of Yeardley Love, the Cockeysville native and University of Virginia lacrosse player whose May 2010 death put college drinking and dating violence under a harsh spotlight in this genteel and historic college town.

• Latest

Huguely's attorneys seek leniency in Love killing

Attorneys for a former University of Virginia lacrosse player convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend are asking a judge to reduce a jury's recommended sentence of 26 years.

• Latest

Former U.Va. lacrosse player Huguely denied new trial

Former University of Virginia lacrosse player George Huguely V has lost his bid for a new trial in the slaying of his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love .

• Latest

George Huguely murder trial evidence displayed

Evidence in George Huguely's murder trial was made public in Charlottesville — a macabre memorial for slain UVA student Yeardley Love.

• Latest

Public to view evidence in George Huguely trial

Nearly three months after George Huguely V was convicted in the beating death of UVA student Yeardley Love, the public will get a look at some of the evidence shown to jurors during his trial.

• Religion and Belief

Sisterhood of the Red Tent

Midway through preparing a chocolate-filled babka, pastry chef Paula Shoyer pauses to raise her freshly kneaded sweet bread toward the heavens with outstretched arms.

• Latest

Yeardley Love's mother files $30 million lawsuit

The mother of Yeardley Love, a University of Virginia student beaten to death in 2010, filed a $30 million lawsuit against her daughter's killer, George Huguely V

• Sun Investigates

Balto. Co. detailed investment loss in 2007 letter to council

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Teen dies at hospital after Chevy Chase crash